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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS - AFRICA Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congo, CôteD’Ivoire, Djibouti, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, Sao Tome e Principe, Seychelles, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe Algeria The Margaret McNamara Memorial Fund The World Bank 1818 H St, NW, Room H2-204 Washington, DC 20433 E-mail: MMMF@worldbank.org Deadline: February The purpose of the grant is to support the education of women from developing countries who are committed to improving the lives of women and children in a developing country. Previous grant recipients studied agriculture, architecture and urban planning, civil engineering, education, forestry, journalism, nursing, nutrition, pediatrics, public administration, public health, social sciences and social work. Angola The Margaret McNamara Memorial Fund The World Bank 1818 H St, NW, Room H2-204

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Conflict FAQs Frequently Asked Questions on the Eritrea - Ethiopia Conflict Last Updated: February 19, 1999 Please send comments and suggestions to dagmawi@geocities.com 1. Why is there a war between Eritrea and Ethiopia? Answer: The war is the result of a large-scale Eritrean military invasion of Ethiopian territory. Eritrea has recently announced claims on these territories that were being peacefully administered by Ethiopia. But international law forbids the use of force to change the status quo. A country which has territorial claims on areas peacefully administered by another country must not resort to force; it has to bring the issue to international mediation. The Eritrean invasion which took place on May 12, 1998, violated this fundamental tenet of international law. After the invasion the Eritrean government stated that it had "brought under its control large swathes of territory." Eritrea claims that Ethiopia provoked the invasion because of a clash on May 6, 1998 between Ethiopian police and Eritrean army units in Badime. However, Badime and its environs were under peaceful Ethiopian-administration at the time; as established by an OAU fact-finding mission. Eritrea has not been able to provide a logical explaination for why it sent armed Eritrean units into Badime on May 6 in the first place.

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Africa Algeria Places to Go Things to See and Do Algiers (the capital) 450-year old Casbah Museums - Fine Arts, Popular Arts, Archaelogocial Mosques - El Djadid, Ketchaoua, Grand Mosque, Jamal Al Kibbir Theatre National Martyr's Monument Views from Couvent d'Afrique Annaba 1000-year-old Sidi Merouane Mosque Catherdal of St Augustine Roman ruins of Hippo Beaches Batna Roman ruins at Timgad Hiking Cedar forests Mountains Bechar Old fort with thick earthern walls Bejaia Hilltop view from Place 1 Novembre Archeological Museum Emile Aubrey Museum Biskra Beautiful oasis Date palms Hammam Salhine health spa El Kantar Gorge Mosque of Sidi Okba Blida Atlas Mountains Skiing Hiking Bou Saada Nice old streets Mosques - El Nekla, Ouled Attik Middle Ages Fortess Craftsmen Constantine Gustave Mercier Museum Ben-Badis Mosque The Casbah Soumma Mausoleum Arab Place of Ahmed Bey Antonian Roman aqueduct ruins Djanet Well preserved cave paintings and painted rocks Beautiful ravines and gorges Djemila Ruins of a Roman military town Museum - mosiacs Roman theatre El Golea Palms - Sahara Oasis City market El Oued Distinctive architecture Domed buildings Museum Market Ghardaia 11th century oasis Mosque Exoctic market Turkish baths Carpets Laghouat Beautiful gardens El Attik Mosque Main market M'Zab Pyramid shaped mosques Small suqs (markets) Winding streets Oran Built on the prehistoric site of Ifri 18th-century Pasha of Sidi El Houari Mosque The Casbah Demaeght Museum 18th-century Spanish fort - Lamorrue Sky gondola up to 16th-century Spanish Santa Cruz Fort Setif Roman ruins Tamanrasset

7. AFGHANISTAN, TERRORISM, AFRICA, CONTINUING MIDDLE EAST VIOLENCE AMONG CRUCIAL IS of the interagency mission to West africa, on 19 a multi-faction peace conferencein Arta, djbouti, in the which aimed at instituting a culture of prevention http://www.un.org/News/Press/docs/2002/sc7266.doc.htm

Press Release SC/7266 Security Council 2001 Round-Up AFGHANISTAN, TERRORISM, AFRICA, CONTINUING MIDDLE EAST VIOLENCE AMONG CRUCIAL ISSUES FOR SECURITY COUNCIL IN 2001 Adopts Comprehensive Anti-Terrorism Strategy; Sends West Africa, Great Lakes Missions; Monitors Kosovo, East Timor Progress In the shadow of the 11 September attacks on the United States, terrorism and the question of Afghanistan loomed over the Security Council's agenda in 2001.  Throughout the year, however, the Council also focused on a global range of unstable situations, notably the long-term conflicts in Africa and the continuing violence in the Middle East.  In addition, the significant progress in Kosovo and East Timor was closely monitored. The Council once again demonstrated its interest in holding open debates on issues that have an impact on global peace and security.  This year, the discussions addressed:  civilians in armed conflict; women, peace and security; small arms and light weapons; conflict prevention; and HIV/AIDS. On the day after the terrorist attacks, members broke tradition by standing in unison to adopt a resolution condemning them, expressing sympathy with families of the victims and the host country.  Council members also expressed their readiness to combat all forms of terrorism in accordance with Charter responsibilities.

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10. Anglo America source Mediterranean Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, and djbouti. Definitions sourcearea, innovation center; place of origin culture. _Horn of africa. http://faculty.ccc.edu/mjohnson1/Nort_Africa_and_Southwest_Asia_Study_Guide_1.ht

GEOGRAPHY 101 North Africa and Southwest Asia Study Guide 1 Vocabulary words: OPEC Shi'ite Cyprus hearth confluence Mediterranean crops Maghreb Turkey Sahel erg reg/hamada aridsol tell pastoral nomadism fellaheen Tigres and Euphrates River Jordan Afghanistan Iran source Mediterranean Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Djbouti Definitions: yellow or brown soil, too dry for fertility aridsol _oil cartel _Muslim sect dominating life in Iran today _hotly contested by Greece and Turkey _heartland, source area, innovation center; place of origin culture _joining place of a tributary to the larger river _grapes, olives, citrus, figs _Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco; “Island of the West” _Horn of Africa _Nigeria, Chad, Sudan _sand dune desert _desert pavement _northern side of the Atlas mountains _migrating herders of goats, camels, yaks, llamas, horses, caribou, etc. _Egyptian farmers _rivers flowing through Iraq _West Bank is so named with respect to the _nation state where Taliban revolution occurred _successor state of Ottoman Empire _successor state of Persian Empire headwater of a river; its beginning in the highlands often as melting snow (remember water always flows downhill)

11. Group Study Exchange - Rotary District 1060 exposure to such a different culture was hugely Comoro Islands, Madagascar, Mauritius,Mayotte, Reunion and djbouti. off the southeast coast of africa and is http://www.rotarydistrict1060.org/gse.htm

GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE The Group Study Exchange Officer for District 1060 is Roger Coopey Team Leader Qualifications Team Member Qualifications Financial Responsibilities ... Visit to District 3250 (2003/2004) Objectives The Rotary Foundation Group Study Exchange Programme is a unique educational experience for young business and professional persons, designed to advance international understanding and goodwill through an extensive and rigorous programme of international travel and participatory activities through: Vocational Activities which provide opportunities to observe vocations as practiced in another country, while impacting their long term careers through participation in an organised programme of study, discussion and vocational visits, thereby allowing for a reciprocal exchange of ideas in their respective fields, which ultimately will benefit all communities involved; Cultural Experiences which allow participants to study another country, its people and institutions through experience in an organised and meaningful host programme, and to promote an appreciation of cultural diversity worldwide; Fellowship Opportunities which encourages team members and hosts to meet, communicate and live with each other in a spirit of fellowship and goodwill, to consider each other's problems, aspirations and community concerns, and to develop lasting friendships and understanding; and

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Andrew Weir Shipping has been serving customers world-wide for over a century. By 1900 the Andrew Weir Shipping fleet was the biggest private fleet ever to fly the British flag. Our continued success has depended on making quality part of our company culture. Today, Andrew Weir Shipping is still providing customers with service on a large scale, ever flexible and responsive to changing customer requirements. Andrew Weir Shipping Trades Bank Line Services South Pacific Services Andrew Weir Shipping Deep Sea Services (Ellerman) India and Pakistan (EPIC) - East Africa, Port Sudan, Djbouti - Arabian Gulf - Red Sea Andrew Weir Shipping Iberian Services (Ellerman, Mac Andrews) Sea - Spain, Portugal Channel Tunnel Services MacAndrews IRTS Andrew Weir Shipping Mediterranean Services (Ellerman) - Med Express Southern Route - Med Express Northern Route - Med Express East Coast - Med Express West Coast Andrew Weir Shipping Baltic Services (United Baltic Corporation) - Sea - Road CAC Logistics Air cargo CAC EuroNet Tracking Other Trades In the UK services to South America are available through Andrew Weir Agencies which represents third party shipping lines Relay Andrew Weir Shipping's relay service uses a combination of its owned routes and a variety of other shipping lines to offer comprehensive world coverage. The ability to interconnect services and give shippers the solution on a single Bill of Loading is important in this high pressure world.

14. Eri24 djbouti expresses satisfaction with resolution of EthiopiaEritrea Omar Gelleh, theminister of communications, culture, posts and in the Horn of africa region http://eri24.com/news822.htm

News Eri24.com April 17, 2002 Eritrean News Wire Djbouti expresses satisfaction with resolution of Ethiopia-Eritrea border conflict In a statement released to the ADI on the sidelines of the seventh council of ministers which took place yesterday under the chairmanship of the head of state and government, Mr Ismael Omar Gelleh, the minister of communications, culture, posts and telecommunications, Mr Rifki Abdoulkader Bamakhrama, who is also the government spokesman, has said that the Djibouti government was pleased with "the two parties' (Ethiopia and Eritrea) acceptance of the verdict given by an international arbitration commission on the delimitation of their border". The minister said that this moment was very important for the countries of the subregion, in particular for those of the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD). He said the decision by these countries to accept the verdict "is important for peace and stability in the Horn of Africa region"... Source: ADI news agency web site, Djibouti, in French 17 Apr 02

15. Elite Tactical Sources - "The Operator" - Special Operations News Headlines are bonded to the US by culture, language and Joint Task ForceHorn of africa, toldreporters with the governments of Ethiopia, Eritrea, djbouti, Yemen, Sudan http://elitetacticalsources.com/newsheadlines.htm

Home Search Online Store Check Out ... ETS Outdoors Last Updated March 26, 2003 The Operator A Monthly News Source for the Special Operations Community "De Oppresso Liber" SOF IN THE HEADLINES What the world would like the president to say Posted: February 4, 2003 1:00 a.m. Eastern © 2003 Creators Syndicate, Inc. My fellow Americans: After consulting with our loyal allies in Europe, speaking with United Nations officials, reading major American newspapers, listening to National Public Radio, consulting with Hollywood movie stars, and meeting with professors from our universities, I have changed my mind. They are right. I now realize that the most important goal America and its president can pursue is to be liked, hopefully loved, by mankind – and especially by France, Germany, China and the Arab world. I now realize that we Americans who think in terms of good and evil are simpletons. We should think, as the professors do, in multicultural terms and, therefore, render no moral judgment over Iraq or any other nation except Israel. Who am I to declare any regimes an "axis of evil"? I now realize that it was arrogant to make such a judgment on three regimes governed by men whom I should have tried better to understand. Now that I realize America's primary goal is to be liked, I will never again call any regime evil. In fact, in consultation with the presidents and deans of our major universities, I have decided to rename the governments of Iraq, Iran and North Korea an Axis of Diversity.

16. Khaleej Times - Online Zayed Al Nahyan, Minister of Information and culture, arrived here Tuju, Nigeria,Panama, Congo, Algeria, Central africa, Egypt, djbouti, Kuwait, Bennin. http://www.khaleejtimes.co.ae/ktarchive/290902/uae.htm

KT INSTAVOTE Is the Arab world soft on the Palestinian cause? Yes No Can't say THE U.A.E. SUBCONTINENT EDITORIAL SPORTS ... ABOUT US 24 Carat Dhs. 35.25 22 Carat Dhs. 33.00 KT ARCHIVE My E-mail is: Subscribe Unsubscribe 29 September 2002. 22 Rajab, 1423. In This Section Zayed receives letter from Qatar Amir DSS has revitalised business: Mohammed Mohammed pays surprise visits to DNRD, DTCM offices First phase of Jenin project nears completion Shaikh Abdullah arrives in Damascus Israelis killed over 3,000 Palestinians in two years Three arrested for burglary Walkathons to focus on healthier heart Need for proper lifestyle to check cardiac diseases Seminar on current strategies 70 countries may take part in Quran contest Work begins on Dubai airport access roads MSF slams silence over Afghan 'war excesses' Dubai introduces virtual policing with difference LEGAL VIEW Indian expatriate is author at 24 Pak expats to have free mail delivery service Opera stars to stage Dubai show in Feb. DSF delegation in Lebanon for festival promotions Workshop on food pollutants Varsity library getting bigger Dubai set to receive over four million tourists Dubai attractive destination for French visitors Emirates' economy class voted the best Shaikh Mohammed to launch e-TQM college Deadline for Rashid award entries Zayed receives letter from Qatar Amir THE President, His Highness Shaikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, has received a letter from the Amir of Qatar, His Highness Shaikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, dealing with relations between the countries. The letter was delivered to Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Shaikh Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahyan by Qatari Ambassador to the UAE Abdullah Al Uthman.

17. Amnesty International - Sezione Italiana - Progettazione: Translate this page Le MGF sono praticate soprattutto in africa e in In alcune culture si pensa che igenitali Repubblica Centro africana, Ghana, Etiopia, djbouti, Uganda, Egitto http://www.amnesty.it/edu/progettazione/mhrhw/w_kits/bambini/mutilazioni.php3

Amnesty International - Progettazione STRUTTURA NOTIZIE, RAPPORTI PUBBLICAZIONI IN AZIONE! ... Mainstreaming Human rights into humanitarian work Mutilazioni Genitali Femminili Il fenomeno Cosa sono le Mutilazione Genitali. La pratica Hannah Koroma, Coordinamento Donne della sezione ghanese di Amnesty International Per la mutilazione vengono anche usati vetri rotti, coperchi di lattine, forbici, rasoi o altri oggetti taglienti. Se ha luogo l’infibulazione, per assicurare l’aderenza delle grandi labbra vengono usate spine di acacia o fili di crine e poi le gambe sono tenute legate fra loro per un periodo di quaranta giorni. Per favorire la cicatrizzazione sulla ferita viene applicata una pasta a base di erbe, latte, uova, cenere e sterco. Le conseguenze psicologiche Gli effetti psicologici delle mutilazioni sono più difficili da studiare di quelli fisici. Le testimonianze raccolte parlano di ansia, terrore, senso di umiliazione e di tradimento, che possono avere effetti a lungo termine. Alcuni esperti suggeriscono che lo shock e il trauma della operazione possono contribuire a rendere le donne "più calme" e "docili", qualità molte apprezzate nelle società che praticano le mutilazioni genitali. Le motivazioni della pratica I motivi che portano a praticare le mutilazioni sessuali possono suddividersi in cinque gruppi.

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Home General Info About India Traveller's Guidelines ... Traveller's Guidelines T raveller's Guidelines India can be a wee bit unnerving for the first-time visitor. The lifestyle and culture is totally different from the West. We've made a list of some important dos and don'ts for hassle-free and enjoyable travel in India. A proper VISA to enter and stay in India is a must. There are reported cases when travelers are advised non-requirement of Indian VISA by their travel agents. Practically every foreign national requires VISA to enter India. Travelers should get properly inoculated against Yellow Fever if coming through infected regions. It is advisable to cover yourself with travel insurance for thefts, loss and medi-claim. Carry proper maps of the places proposed to visit in India, as signboards are often absent. Try to reach a station during daytime if traveling on your own. In any case avoid persistent touts and taxi-wallahs at airport/stations/bus stand to help you find your hotel. Always use tourist assistance desk for proper advice. Women traveling alone in certain deserted places should avoid walking at odd hours.

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20. U.S. Troops Track Terrorists In Africa -- The Washington Times commander of the Combined Joint Task ForceHorn of africa, told reporters Sattleris working with the governments of Ethiopia, Eritrea, djbouti, Yemen, Sudan http://washingtontimes.com/upi-breaking/20030110-050041-5475r.htm

Front Page Nation/Politics World Commentary ... Employment Extra January 10, 2003 U.S. troops track terrorists in Africa By Pamela Hess UPI Pentagon Correspondent Top Stories Death row gets life in Illinois Tax cuts seen plus for GOP votes Alumnus Clinton bandied about as Oxford chancellor Back to UPI ... Iraq Shrugs Off U.S. Military Buildup Updated at 9:00 p.m. N. Korea denies nuke program admission Top U.K. official against Iraq war OPEC to increase production by 7 percent Report: Libya providing intelligence to US ... Outside view: The man behind the mission

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